Literacy Support
A speech therapist can provide literacy support by working on foundational skills. They can help with reading fluency and comprehension through targeted activities and strategies. Additionally, they offer individualized support to address specific challenges, collaborate with teachers to implement structured literacy programs, and provide parents with activities to reinforce skills at home. This comprehensive approach helps children build the necessary skills for successful reading and writing. This includes working on:
- Phonemic Awareness: the ability to recognize and manipulate individual sounds (phonemes) in spoken words, which is essential for developing reading and spelling skills.
- Decoding: the process of translating written words into their spoken forms by sounding out letters and letter combinations, which is crucial for reading fluency and comprehension.
- Encoding: the process of using knowledge of letter-sound relationships to spell words correctly, which is a vital skill for writing and spelling proficiency.
- Vocabulary Development: by teaching strategies to understand and use new words effectively, enhancing both expressive and receptive language skills.
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